How to care for clivia in spring? Care methods and precautions

Spring has arrived, and the temperature is gradually rising, so clivia has reached the stage where it can be cared for outdoors again. To help clivia adapt to environmental changes, before moving it outside, ventilate it for two days first so it can adjust to the outdoor temperature, then gradually move it out of the room.

Clivia likes light but should not be exposed to strong direct sunlight, so the plant can be placed in a spot with plenty of bright, indirect light. For clivia that has already grown large, repotting can be done.

Before removing it from the pot, prune the old and weak branches, and replace the soil with fresh soil. To help the plant grow better, the new pot should be one size larger than the old one. Clivia likes fertilizer and is suitable for growing in loose, fertile soil, which can be made by mixing leaf mold, potting soil, fine sand, and other materials in certain proportions.

In spring, clivia is in its peak growing season and has a high water demand. At this time, sufficient water supply should be ensured, but do not overwater, otherwise it can easily cause root rot and death of the plant.